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The trial of the Bishop of Bangor : and others, before Mr. Justice Heath, at the Assises at Shrewsbury, ... July 16, 1796. for an assault, rout, and riot: with the pleadings ... of counsellors Adam and Erskine; also the charge to the jury by Mr. Justice Heath

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1796]
Call number: 327057
Creator: Warren, John (1730-1800)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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The trial of the Bishop of Bangor : and others, before Mr. Justice Heath, at the Assises at Shrewsbury, ... July 16, 1796. for an assault, rout, and riot: with the pleadings ... of counsellors Adam and Erskine; also the charge to the jury by Mr. Justice Heath

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